Advanced Hyperbaric Chamber with CE Certification for Oxygen Therapy

• Customization: Available
• Certification: CE
• Type: Hyperbaric Chamber
• Model NO.: XH1886
• Function: Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy
• Theory: Hyperbaric Oxygen Chamber
• LCD Display: Digital Display Board
• Group: Adult&Children
• Pressure: 1.4-2ATA
• Color: Customizable
• Noise: Ultra-Quiet
• Material: Stainless Steel
• Transport Package: Carton
• Specification: 85*230CM
• Trademark: O2BAY
• Origin: China
• Production Capacity: 300units/M

Product Description

Product Description

• Featuring a slide-type entry door that seals with pressure, our chamber includes a carefully designed slow-down system for optimal safety and ease of use.

• Available in three spacious options: 75 cm, 85 cm, and 90 cm in diameter, to suit varying needs and preferences.

• Equipped with a sophisticated two-way communication and control system, both internal and external.

• State-of-the-art automatic air pressure control and ventilation system ensuring consistent performance.

• Designed with two large windows on both sides, providing a bright and open atmosphere inside the chamber.

• Delivers an impressive 93%+ oxygen concentration under pressure, directly through an oxygen headset or facial mask, enhancing the therapeutic experience.

• Features an advanced automatic disinfection and deodorization system, ensuring a clean and pleasant environment.

• Engineered with an ultra-quiet constant pressure valve, ensuring a serene and comfortable experience.

• Boasts an innovative air pressure switching device with four adjustable pressure settings to cater to diverse requirements.

• Includes a real-time oxygen concentration display and a convenient timing function, enhancing user experience and monitoring.

Model		XH1876		XH1886
Chamber Capsule	Pressure	1.5-2ATA(7-15psi)		1.5-2ATA(7-15psi)
	Material	Stainless steel
	Size(D*L)	75x232cm(30*92")		85x232cm(34*92")
	Weight	235kg		262kg
All-in-one (AE 1931)	Size/Weight	L77*W35*H75cm(30"xl4"x29")/75kg
	Flow of Air	80L/Min
	Flow of Oxygen	5&10Liter/min
	Air Filter	Dual
	Cooler	Cooling system
	Voltage	110VAC/220VAC/±10%
	Description	All-in-one machine, a combine of air compressor, oxygen concentrator, and cooler

Why is oxygen so important?
Oxygen is a vital element for life, with the average adult consuming nearly 550 liters daily. It forms 90% of our energy source, while food and water supply the rest. The human brain, although only 2% of body weight, requires 25% of the oxygen we inhale, fueling the energy cycle essential for life. Lack of sufficient oxygen in tissues can lead to severe health issues like infections or tissue destruction. The window to address low tissue oxygen (hypoxia) is limited, and one of the most effective solutions is the use of a hyperbaric chamber.
What do you feel inside a hyperbaric chamber?
During pressurization in a hyperbaric chamber, you may notice ear pressure, similar to altitude changes, causing slight discomfort. To alleviate this, you can yawn, swallow, or perform a gentle 'blow the nose' technique. Apart from this, the experience is generally devoid of unusual sensations.
How does being inside a pressurized chamber give us more oxygen?
Inside a hyperbaric chamber with pressure heightened to 1.3 or 1.5 times above normal, and breathing pure oxygen, the body absorbs 7-8 times the typical oxygen amounts. Following Henry's Law, the pressurized environment allows oxygen to dissolve more effectively into body fluids, dramatically raising tissue oxygen levels within minutes, which has been scientifically shown to promote healing.
What improvements can I expect to see?
Improvement from hyperbaric oxygen therapy can vary widely, with enhancements typically in quality of life. While results differ, it's unusual not to see some benefits. General experience suggests personalized outcomes, acknowledging that each individual's body reacts uniquely to the therapy.
When will I know how many sessions of HBOT are enough?
Determining the right number of HBOT sessions can be challenging. A study on 1730 subjects suggests around 15 sessions for acute injuries and 40 for chronic ones. If improvements are noticeable early, continue with more sessions. Ultimately, you may be the best judge of how many sessions yield optimal results, often surpassing a preset medical estimate.
What about Oxygen Toxicity?
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